State of Palestine: At least 63 Palestinians injured by Israeli forces in Gaza border protest

M/SProtesters carrying injured man, Gaza Strip
M/S Protester wearing Guy Fawkes mask slinging stone
W/S Israeli forces moving behind Gaza border wall
W/S Paramedics carrying injured protester
M/S Protester wearing Guy Fawkes mask
M/S Protesters
M/S Protester slinging stone
W/S Protesters gathered
M/S Protester slinging stone
W/S Protesters scattering
M/S Woman holding Palestinian flag
M/S Protester slinging stone
W/S Protesters gathered near Gaza border
M/S Protester holding Palestinian flag shouting (Arabic): 'Glory to god!'
W/S Protester wearing guy fawkes mask slinging stone
W/S Child running with burning Israeli flag
W/S Protester slinging stone and protesters scattering
W/S Protester slinging smoke bomb at Gaza border wall
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M/S Protester slinging stone at Gaza border wall
W/S Protesters gathered near Gaza border
M/S Child protester looking at border wall
W/S Protesters gathered holding Palestinian flags
W/S Protesters running and paramedics nearby
M/S Protesters holding Palestinian flags
M/S Protesters marching towards Gaza border and ambulance driving by
W/S Protesters marching towards Gaza border
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At least 63 Palestinians were injured by live bullets and rubber-coated rounds fired by Israeli forces, during the weekly 'Great March of Return' protests at the Gaza Strip border on Friday, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
A child and two journalists were also reportedly among the injured. Some of the wounded were moved to hospital and others were treated on the ground.
Footage from the protest shows people throwing rocks and smoke bombs at Israeli forces.
The Great March of Return protests started in March 2018, as a protest campaign which calls for the Palestinian people's right to return to their homes lost to Israeli forces in 1948.